Currency format

Found under Theme settings → Currency format.

Setting	What it does	Default
Show currency codes	Appends the currency code to every price on the storefront, so $1.00 becomes $1.00 USD.	Off
Show currency code on cart total	Appends the code to the cart and drawer totals only, leaving the rest of the store’s prices as they are.	Off

Every price Lapels renders passes through one formatter, so these are real switches rather than a per-section choice. Turn the first one on and product cards, product pages, cart lines, and prices redrawn when a shopper picks a variant all change together.

The second setting exists for the common middle ground. It names the currency exactly where the order is committed, without labeling all 60 prices in a collection grid. It stacks with the first rather than overriding it. With Show currency codes already on, the cart total carries the code either way.

Tip

Turn Show currency codes on if you sell in more than one currency through Shopify Markets. $1.00 means something different in eight countries, and a shopper who cannot tell which one they are looking at is a shopper who abandons the cart at checkout.

Checkout always shows the currency code alongside the total, whatever you choose here. That part is Shopify’s, not the theme’s.

The format of the code itself comes from your store’s currency formatting under Settings → Store details in the admin, not from the theme. That covers where it sits and how the amount is punctuated.

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